Wiring in Innovate Wideband to stock O2 sensor

Started by gonzoninja, August 11, 2009, 08:23:00 PM

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gonzoninja

My Stock O2 sensor has broken. Well the wire that goes to it has snapped at the point where it joins the body of the sensor. I did try soldering it back on, but it didn\'t work very well.

Anyway, I have an Innovate wideband sensor as well, can I take the narrow band wire from this and just solder it straight to the sensor wire of the old stock O2 sensor?

I would wire it into the ECU, but I\'m sure I\'d splice it into the wrong wire or something
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m4drx

i dont think this would work bud. replacement o2 sensors are cheap enough at about £30-60.

what ecu are you running.

the stock o2 isnt essential anyway only low revs.
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Prof

You can use the innovate \'narrowband\' signal to feed the stock ecu, but some folk have had mixed results with it.  The narrow band output is a 0-1V output with a rapid swing just around the stoich point, but its still not as steep as a real sensor, so you may find the response in the loop a little sluggish.
 
For £17 you can get a brand new narrow band 1 wire.
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